it means that they could tell when pitches come together what sounds good an what does not co ordinate it means they are good in detecting musical errors an good in listening with good constructive criticism
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Yes, loud music can potentially make an ear infection worse. Exposure to loud noises can cause further irritation and inflammation in the ear, exacerbating the symptoms of an existing infection. Additionally, loud sounds can increase pressure in the middle ear, which can be uncomfortable and potentially harmful for someone with an ear infection. It is important to protect your ears and avoid loud noises when dealing with an ear infection to prevent further complications.
It means that someone actually needs to listen attentively to music in order for it to mean anything, otherwise it is simply background noise.
Also known as Musical Ear Syndrome, it causes signals to be sent from the brain to the ears more often than normal, meaning the person can hear sounds when they are not actually there. This can be the result of hallucinogenic persistent perception or listening to the same music or sounds very often.
Ear training. Both practical and non-practical musicians have to do such a practice to be able to recognize intervals and chord changes n΄qualities.
Answers are not written out online for the Music For Ear Training 3rd Edition or the teacher's edition. Students will have to read the book and view the study materials from the course to answer the questions.